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Are you bored of being cooped up at home, listening to the latest coronavirus stats and running out of Netflix watches? I feel ya! Lockdowns are tough and draining both physically and mentally. In this post, I will highlight the power of outdoor activities and my tips for coping with lockdowns in a safe, cheap and fun way!

Topics: outdoor activities, hikes near me, nature walks, lockdown ireland

 

Having a cheap but diverse and fulfilling meal plan for students is an everlasting problem. So how could you expand the list of the dishes you can make with minimum effort, and yet add a little flavor to your repertoire? If you're searching for an easy-to-make foreign dish, you came to the right place.

Topics: student budget, easy foreign food, hungarian food, goulash soup, hungarian goulash, hungarian cuisine, student food, foreign food for students

 

Topics: students, French recipes, Easy recipes for students, food culture, french food, recipes for students, Economic recipes, Student Meals on a Budget, French food culture

Having to manage college and work was already stressful before the pandemic hit. Now, there is the extra stress of transitioning to online work and college, having to worry about staying safe while in public, and dealing with the isolation of lockdowns. It is important to be able to balance all of these; therefore, here are five tips on how to do just that! Each tip has been ways that I have found to be the most helpful as a working student and hope that they work for you too!

Topics: college, worklifebalance, time management, university, work, time management method, working students, manage college and work, working student

With lockdown extended for another 9 weeks it has never been more important to look after your physical health. College students have more free time now than ever. It is a perfect opportunity for you to try to get in great shape for a hopefully covid free summer. In this blog I will address some of my personal favorite sessions that have helped me keep in shape over the last few months. Everyone has a different level of fitness so it would be unfair to start everyone off at the same intensity. I Will go through many levels of different types of sessions with varied intensity. 

Topics: Get fit fast, Running for beginners, distance running, running routes, running session, Sprint sessions, student fitness, aerobic sessions, endurance training

In this post, you will find a few tips to help you feel a bit better despite the current lockdown.

Topics: mental health, lockdown, Lockdown Activities, lockdown motivation, lockdown ideas, positivity, stay positive, mental health covid, news negativity

Topics: college, Work from home, working remotely, study at home, work, desk, office, home office, interior, furniture, school, design

You don’t always have the motivation or the time to cook so it seems like the perfect solution. Practical, quick, economical: the premade meals have invaded our kitchens. But are all these products really safe for our health? Let’s review that together.

Topics: foodie, Health food, food box, pre-made meals, pre-cooked meals

Across the world, people are being told to stay at home and practice social distancing. The traditional student experience as we know it has completely vanished. There is no socialising, in-person lectures, team sports or travelling. College during a pandemic is vastly different to the traditional college experience posing many challenges such as loneliness, lack of motivation but it also poses many remote opportunities for students. It provides an opportunity to look at new ways of doing things and perhaps incorporate these into our post-pandemic lives.

Topics: remote opportunities students, virtual internships, online volunteering, online college experience, university life, student skills development, college during a pandemic

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University clubs and societies are an integral part of many college students’ lives and as a commerce student in UCD, they have definitely had a positive impact on my college life. A place to make new friends, learn new skills and experience new events. Nearly every student will join a club or college society at least once in their time and in my opinion, there is no better way to enhance your university experience than showing up to freshers week with an open mind, going to the freshers tent and joining as many as you can. It will give you events to attend, an outlet from the academic side to college and more importantly, free stuff! My first memory of being a student in UCD is attending the Iron Stomach event during freshers week in my first year; run by the Commerce and Economics Society (c&e) where members are challenged to eat and drink outrageous amount of horrible food and drinks in front of a huge crowd on the freshers stage. This was the first of many highlights to my student experience that have been brought through university clubs and societies. In this article I will discuss a club and a college society that I am in, as well as university clubs and societies in other Dublin universities that I would recommend joining next freshers week.

Topics: college tips, student life, college societies, university clubs, freshers week, socialising in university

Are you bored of being cooped up at home, listening to the latest coronavirus stats and running out of Netflix watches? I feel ya! Lockdowns are tough and draining both physically and mentally. In this post, I will highlight the power of outdoor activities and my tips for coping with lockdowns in a safe, cheap and fun way!

Topics: outdoor activities, hikes near me, nature walks, lockdown ireland

 

Having a cheap but diverse and fulfilling meal plan for students is an everlasting problem. So how could you expand the list of the dishes you can make with minimum effort, and yet add a little flavor to your repertoire? If you're searching for an easy-to-make foreign dish, you came to the right place.

Topics: student budget, easy foreign food, hungarian food, goulash soup, hungarian goulash, hungarian cuisine, student food, foreign food for students

 

Topics: students, French recipes, Easy recipes for students, food culture, french food, recipes for students, Economic recipes, Student Meals on a Budget, French food culture

Having to manage college and work was already stressful before the pandemic hit. Now, there is the extra stress of transitioning to online work and college, having to worry about staying safe while in public, and dealing with the isolation of lockdowns. It is important to be able to balance all of these; therefore, here are five tips on how to do just that! Each tip has been ways that I have found to be the most helpful as a working student and hope that they work for you too!

Topics: college, worklifebalance, time management, university, work, time management method, working students, manage college and work, working student

With lockdown extended for another 9 weeks it has never been more important to look after your physical health. College students have more free time now than ever. It is a perfect opportunity for you to try to get in great shape for a hopefully covid free summer. In this blog I will address some of my personal favorite sessions that have helped me keep in shape over the last few months. Everyone has a different level of fitness so it would be unfair to start everyone off at the same intensity. I Will go through many levels of different types of sessions with varied intensity. 

Topics: Get fit fast, Running for beginners, distance running, running routes, running session, Sprint sessions, student fitness, aerobic sessions, endurance training

In this post, you will find a few tips to help you feel a bit better despite the current lockdown.

Topics: mental health, lockdown, Lockdown Activities, lockdown motivation, lockdown ideas, positivity, stay positive, mental health covid, news negativity

Topics: college, Work from home, working remotely, study at home, work, desk, office, home office, interior, furniture, school, design

You don’t always have the motivation or the time to cook so it seems like the perfect solution. Practical, quick, economical: the premade meals have invaded our kitchens. But are all these products really safe for our health? Let’s review that together.

Topics: foodie, Health food, food box, pre-made meals, pre-cooked meals

Across the world, people are being told to stay at home and practice social distancing. The traditional student experience as we know it has completely vanished. There is no socialising, in-person lectures, team sports or travelling. College during a pandemic is vastly different to the traditional college experience posing many challenges such as loneliness, lack of motivation but it also poses many remote opportunities for students. It provides an opportunity to look at new ways of doing things and perhaps incorporate these into our post-pandemic lives.

Topics: remote opportunities students, virtual internships, online volunteering, online college experience, university life, student skills development, college during a pandemic

Image Source: Babylon Radio

University clubs and societies are an integral part of many college students’ lives and as a commerce student in UCD, they have definitely had a positive impact on my college life. A place to make new friends, learn new skills and experience new events. Nearly every student will join a club or college society at least once in their time and in my opinion, there is no better way to enhance your university experience than showing up to freshers week with an open mind, going to the freshers tent and joining as many as you can. It will give you events to attend, an outlet from the academic side to college and more importantly, free stuff! My first memory of being a student in UCD is attending the Iron Stomach event during freshers week in my first year; run by the Commerce and Economics Society (c&e) where members are challenged to eat and drink outrageous amount of horrible food and drinks in front of a huge crowd on the freshers stage. This was the first of many highlights to my student experience that have been brought through university clubs and societies. In this article I will discuss a club and a college society that I am in, as well as university clubs and societies in other Dublin universities that I would recommend joining next freshers week.

Topics: college tips, student life, college societies, university clubs, freshers week, socialising in university

Are you bored of being cooped up at home, listening to the latest coronavirus stats and running out of Netflix watches? I feel ya! Lockdowns are tough and draining both physically and mentally. In this post, I will highlight the power of outdoor activities and my tips for coping with lockdowns in a safe, cheap and fun way!

Topics: outdoor activities, hikes near me, nature walks, lockdown ireland

 

Having a cheap but diverse and fulfilling meal plan for students is an everlasting problem. So how could you expand the list of the dishes you can make with minimum effort, and yet add a little flavor to your repertoire? If you're searching for an easy-to-make foreign dish, you came to the right place.

Topics: student budget, easy foreign food, hungarian food, goulash soup, hungarian goulash, hungarian cuisine, student food, foreign food for students

 

Topics: students, French recipes, Easy recipes for students, food culture, french food, recipes for students, Economic recipes, Student Meals on a Budget, French food culture

Having to manage college and work was already stressful before the pandemic hit. Now, there is the extra stress of transitioning to online work and college, having to worry about staying safe while in public, and dealing with the isolation of lockdowns. It is important to be able to balance all of these; therefore, here are five tips on how to do just that! Each tip has been ways that I have found to be the most helpful as a working student and hope that they work for you too!

Topics: college, worklifebalance, time management, university, work, time management method, working students, manage college and work, working student

With lockdown extended for another 9 weeks it has never been more important to look after your physical health. College students have more free time now than ever. It is a perfect opportunity for you to try to get in great shape for a hopefully covid free summer. In this blog I will address some of my personal favorite sessions that have helped me keep in shape over the last few months. Everyone has a different level of fitness so it would be unfair to start everyone off at the same intensity. I Will go through many levels of different types of sessions with varied intensity. 

Topics: Get fit fast, Running for beginners, distance running, running routes, running session, Sprint sessions, student fitness, aerobic sessions, endurance training

In this post, you will find a few tips to help you feel a bit better despite the current lockdown.

Topics: mental health, lockdown, Lockdown Activities, lockdown motivation, lockdown ideas, positivity, stay positive, mental health covid, news negativity

Topics: college, Work from home, working remotely, study at home, work, desk, office, home office, interior, furniture, school, design

You don’t always have the motivation or the time to cook so it seems like the perfect solution. Practical, quick, economical: the premade meals have invaded our kitchens. But are all these products really safe for our health? Let’s review that together.

Topics: foodie, Health food, food box, pre-made meals, pre-cooked meals

Across the world, people are being told to stay at home and practice social distancing. The traditional student experience as we know it has completely vanished. There is no socialising, in-person lectures, team sports or travelling. College during a pandemic is vastly different to the traditional college experience posing many challenges such as loneliness, lack of motivation but it also poses many remote opportunities for students. It provides an opportunity to look at new ways of doing things and perhaps incorporate these into our post-pandemic lives.

Topics: remote opportunities students, virtual internships, online volunteering, online college experience, university life, student skills development, college during a pandemic

Image Source: Babylon Radio

University clubs and societies are an integral part of many college students’ lives and as a commerce student in UCD, they have definitely had a positive impact on my college life. A place to make new friends, learn new skills and experience new events. Nearly every student will join a club or college society at least once in their time and in my opinion, there is no better way to enhance your university experience than showing up to freshers week with an open mind, going to the freshers tent and joining as many as you can. It will give you events to attend, an outlet from the academic side to college and more importantly, free stuff! My first memory of being a student in UCD is attending the Iron Stomach event during freshers week in my first year; run by the Commerce and Economics Society (c&e) where members are challenged to eat and drink outrageous amount of horrible food and drinks in front of a huge crowd on the freshers stage. This was the first of many highlights to my student experience that have been brought through university clubs and societies. In this article I will discuss a club and a college society that I am in, as well as university clubs and societies in other Dublin universities that I would recommend joining next freshers week.

Topics: college tips, student life, college societies, university clubs, freshers week, socialising in university

Are you bored of being cooped up at home, listening to the latest coronavirus stats and running out of Netflix watches? I feel ya! Lockdowns are tough and draining both physically and mentally. In this post, I will highlight the power of outdoor activities and my tips for coping with lockdowns in a safe, cheap and fun way!

Topics: outdoor activities, hikes near me, nature walks, lockdown ireland

 

Having a cheap but diverse and fulfilling meal plan for students is an everlasting problem. So how could you expand the list of the dishes you can make with minimum effort, and yet add a little flavor to your repertoire? If you're searching for an easy-to-make foreign dish, you came to the right place.

Topics: student budget, easy foreign food, hungarian food, goulash soup, hungarian goulash, hungarian cuisine, student food, foreign food for students

 

Topics: students, French recipes, Easy recipes for students, food culture, french food, recipes for students, Economic recipes, Student Meals on a Budget, French food culture

Having to manage college and work was already stressful before the pandemic hit. Now, there is the extra stress of transitioning to online work and college, having to worry about staying safe while in public, and dealing with the isolation of lockdowns. It is important to be able to balance all of these; therefore, here are five tips on how to do just that! Each tip has been ways that I have found to be the most helpful as a working student and hope that they work for you too!

Topics: college, worklifebalance, time management, university, work, time management method, working students, manage college and work, working student

With lockdown extended for another 9 weeks it has never been more important to look after your physical health. College students have more free time now than ever. It is a perfect opportunity for you to try to get in great shape for a hopefully covid free summer. In this blog I will address some of my personal favorite sessions that have helped me keep in shape over the last few months. Everyone has a different level of fitness so it would be unfair to start everyone off at the same intensity. I Will go through many levels of different types of sessions with varied intensity. 

Topics: Get fit fast, Running for beginners, distance running, running routes, running session, Sprint sessions, student fitness, aerobic sessions, endurance training

In this post, you will find a few tips to help you feel a bit better despite the current lockdown.

Topics: mental health, lockdown, Lockdown Activities, lockdown motivation, lockdown ideas, positivity, stay positive, mental health covid, news negativity

Topics: college, Work from home, working remotely, study at home, work, desk, office, home office, interior, furniture, school, design

You don’t always have the motivation or the time to cook so it seems like the perfect solution. Practical, quick, economical: the premade meals have invaded our kitchens. But are all these products really safe for our health? Let’s review that together.

Topics: foodie, Health food, food box, pre-made meals, pre-cooked meals

Across the world, people are being told to stay at home and practice social distancing. The traditional student experience as we know it has completely vanished. There is no socialising, in-person lectures, team sports or travelling. College during a pandemic is vastly different to the traditional college experience posing many challenges such as loneliness, lack of motivation but it also poses many remote opportunities for students. It provides an opportunity to look at new ways of doing things and perhaps incorporate these into our post-pandemic lives.

Topics: remote opportunities students, virtual internships, online volunteering, online college experience, university life, student skills development, college during a pandemic

Image Source: Babylon Radio

University clubs and societies are an integral part of many college students’ lives and as a commerce student in UCD, they have definitely had a positive impact on my college life. A place to make new friends, learn new skills and experience new events. Nearly every student will join a club or college society at least once in their time and in my opinion, there is no better way to enhance your university experience than showing up to freshers week with an open mind, going to the freshers tent and joining as many as you can. It will give you events to attend, an outlet from the academic side to college and more importantly, free stuff! My first memory of being a student in UCD is attending the Iron Stomach event during freshers week in my first year; run by the Commerce and Economics Society (c&e) where members are challenged to eat and drink outrageous amount of horrible food and drinks in front of a huge crowd on the freshers stage. This was the first of many highlights to my student experience that have been brought through university clubs and societies. In this article I will discuss a club and a college society that I am in, as well as university clubs and societies in other Dublin universities that I would recommend joining next freshers week.

Topics: college tips, student life, college societies, university clubs, freshers week, socialising in university